State Fair Opens With Broadway Show In Dallas
The 1963 State Fair of Texas opens Saturday in Dallas with the Broadway musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying as a feature attraction. Union electricians plan a 7 PM meeting at the Electricians Union Hall on North Price. Baytown civic groups host meetings while the Chamber of Commerce holds a regular session. A fall festival at James Bryant Elementary runs Friday evening with turkey supper and activities. VFW Post 12 discusses local civic issues, and AAUW speaker John Haslam from Granite will address Baytown merchants about the AAUW program. Weather forecasts predict mild conditions through Wednesday for Baytown, with temperature ranges reported for nearby Galveston.
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Night Must Fall cast stars Crosby and La Ports in town theater
Crosby and Pery Hermann of La Porte lead a cast in the metropolitan stage production Night Must Fall to be presented at San Je*en College Theater. Mrs Fletcher Hick makes an early phone call about her husband’s civil defense business. Mrs Odig HaWeins of Shermanfigs 2 parked on Fayle Street and has the bird at her home. The owner can phone her, Mrs Jack Elliott, wins the nine bee flight during the woin if tournament at Goose Creek Country Club. Patsy Bereth a junior at Robert E. Lee High School, will be in Methodist in Woasten Wormrsday. She was in Caal Coast Hospital fe is doing the samers and to thank everyone for their kindnesses. WR Hooks is in Baytown Hospital for test and treatment. He is in Room 395. Tata Mosesman suffers from hid and Aho uison Swyo and suffers tiven more because she can contact her Brigadier magazine customers. Mrs CW Sees busy with plans for an art exhibit. Gladys Talley plans to commentate a fashion show. RiNy Herrington Baytown dun ior Sfieh eighthgencer will have is heat cathwterivaten at Texas Children's Hospital to determine heart ailment. His parents are Mr and Mrs Bob on 14 Fudgeway.
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Baytown Hospital
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Baytown Dun
Texas Children’s Hospital
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Fudgeway
$66,000 Project Is Okayed By 4-2 Vote
A board approved a $66,000 three year plan with Thornes jackett Co of Walla for indus trial tax value study. The firm will survey the first phase by Jan 1 1964 and provide tax lists. Payments total $346,000 for the three surveys. The contract passed 4-2 with Kao and Dr W ing s vote.
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Ramsey
Precinct
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Southern Macais Railroad Co
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Memorial Stadium
Grey Drive
George Benner
Chicago
Walter’ Rundell
Texas
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Sintec
Aril
Trustees Approve Rel Remodeling Plans For High School
The board authorized a Davis report based plan to add a science building at Robert E Lee High, with a 2,500 student capacity by September 1955. The scheme includes a student commons, multiple science labs, a snack bar, new entrances, and 21 new or remodeled rooms. Davis urged a long range building plan and maintenance program for campus growth.
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Austin Hearing Resumes on Dredging Dispute Baytonians Oppose
Gallveston and Trinity bays shell dredging is under review by the Parks and Wildlife Commission in Austin. Testimony from Gulf Coast fishermen and industry spokespeople highlighted potential economic impacts if dredging restrictions are relaxed. Officials consider a seven year open dredging program allowing shell removal from any reachable area, with broad industry support and opposition noted.
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Texas Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Sech
Baytown Group Voices Frustration at Austin Dredging Hearing
Baytown Bayshore club spokesman Jack Walker criticizes Austin lawmakers as conservationists from Baytown and area press their case in a hearing called by the state Game and Wildlife Commission. Other locals including city interactives and county reps attend to argue for dredging policy and related projects.
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Baytown
Austin
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Bayshore Club
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Plato
Tre City Ree
Road Grocer
Chimbers County
Joel Lagan
Guy Cade Jackson
Ks and Wildlife Commission
Kennedy forces lose bid to speed tax cut action
President Kennedy faced a setback as the administration failed to hasten action on a $1 billion tax cut. Senate leaders signaled possible delays, while discussions continued on civil rights and tax measures. House and Senate leaders expressed confidence that both bills could pass, with Byrd planning hearings and Humphrey warning of deadlines if no action occurred.
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D-Mass
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Wike
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Montara
McCormack
Senators Press Kennedy On Wheat Sale To Soviet Union
U S senators urge President Kennedy to clear the way for wheat sales to the Soviet Union. Fulbright Ellender and others argue the president has authority to act without Congress, while critics warn of political risk and debate over a unified policy. Officials report Soviet interest and possible shipments to begin by early November.
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Freeman
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New York
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Mother Jumps To Death With Son In Her Arms
An Air Force officer's wife, Ann Scott Tunnel, leaped from a Chicago apartment window with her 2nd floor son in her arms, killing both. Police said the 34 year old Oklahoma City native acted with prior distress. her husband Captain Lawrence Duff Tunnell, 44, found the bodies. The tragedy occurred at Twin Towers Apartments, a military housing project near the Sth Army HQ. The couple, married six years, moved to Chicago in 1968 for Tunnell's studies at the University of Chicago and then his Air Force duty at Wright-Patterson AFB.
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Baytown Resident Dies At 67 After 40 Years There
Funeral services for Chavez 87 of Dotavata were held at 10 am Wednesday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Earthman Funeral Home planned additional rites at 9:20 am Wednesday with burial at Rest Memorial. Rosary recited Tuesday at Earthman Purvival Home. Pallbearers attended were Chimeric Minnioz Aldach and others.
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Forche Hires Attornary to Represent City and Oust Witrom
Raytown Police Cher Boh Forehr Nas Peta has hired Sant Miter of Houston, experienced in civil servientiga tion, to represent Hastown citizens in an effort to oust Witrom. Alyge Chandier represents the city’s interest. Minter’s fee would not cost Chief Farche. Morris, Baytown attorney, represents the Baytown group organized as the Cittons or Legal Law Farisrcement.
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oShannon
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Three Groups At Refinery Lead UF Drive At Baytown
Baytown United Fund drive leaders on Monday include Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery groups across administrative clerical and operation divisions. Central shop maintenance and construction division and distillation and treating department also surpassed their quotas with high percentages. General Chairman Charles Tillery praised the strong showing and predicted broad success for the campaign as it continues.
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Ywell
State Supreme Court Justice To Retire
State Supreme Court Justice Frank Gul plans retirement after decades on the bench. The move comes as Curley Mad announces changes in the court lineup and Austin officials weigh successor options.
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Military pay boost and civil rights push loom large
The report notes a historic military pay raise under consideration in Washington amidCivil Rights era debates. It cites expected wage gains and a one year extension debate while Congress weighs President Reamsiy’s civil rights legislation to broaden commission powers. Voters in Cambridge and MUS weigh racial discrimination measures as leadership remains divided. The piece also mentions a Texas House race filing fee and a resignation tied to broader political shifts during a period of fiscal concerns and deficit discussions.
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